MUSIC LESSONS
(in-home, online, or in-studio)
TEACHING PROFILE
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Instruments: Vocal Coach; Guitar, Ukulele, Bass, Piano/Keyboard, Drum Set and percussion lessons. Songwriting, Composition, Digital Music Production, Music Theory & RCM Exam Preparation.
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Ages: All Ages. Experience teaching children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder and other neurodevelopmental disorders, including communication, intellectual disability, developmental coordination disorders and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.
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Levels: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced
Styles: Pop, Rock, Folk, Blues, Reggae, Alternative, singer-songwriter​
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​Rate : 30min - $40, 45min - $55, 60min - $70
(10% off 10-lesson package )
( 20% off 20-lesson package )
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Offering Lessons: In student's home, online, or In-studio @ Tanglewood Music Studios.
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*Level 3-Vulnerable Sector Check attained September 2024 (REQUEST NUMBER: 2024-15556738)
BIO
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In my teaching, I specialize in voice, guitar, ukulele, hand drums, songwriting, digital recording, ear training, and music theory, working with students of all ages and abilities, including adults, adolescents, and children with special needs. I’m dedicated to creating an engaging, inclusive, and accessible learning environment with programs tailored to each student’s unique abilities, stylistic preferences, and musical goals. I believe everyone has an innate musical talent, and my mission is to help students discover and nurture their abilities to express themselves artistically.
With a Bachelor of Music, a Master’s in Music and Culture, and a PhD in Cultural Mediations from Carleton University, my academic journey has been deeply intertwined with my passion for music. I’ve worked as a private music instructor for six years, and for the past seven years, I’ve served as a teaching assistant in Carleton University’s Music department. I have been active in the Ottawa music scene for more than twenty years, releasing several independent albums and touring across North America. My music has brought me to stages at Canadian Music Week in Toronto, South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, and Ottawa Bluesfest. My debut album, “Dollars and Nonsense,” reached the Top 10 on the American College Radio charts in 2009, and I was fortunate to be a finalist in Live 88.5 FM’s Big Money Shot, receiving $60,000 in development funding.
Since beginning my academic career at Carleton University in 2013, I’ve had the privilege of learning from and working with remarkable artists and educators such as Jesse Stewart, Ian Tamblyn, Kathy Armstrong, Ellen Waterman, Tim Bedner, Dave Schroeder, Kellylee Evans, and James Wright among many others. Through my work at Carleton, I’ve developed a rewarding partnership in collaboration with recreational therapists at Royal Ottawa Place, where I’ve hosted student recitals, concert series, and recreational music-making programs since 2014.
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Please contact ty@ty-hall.com to book a free introductory lesson or consultation for academic tutoring and writing services.
